Charles Harris author ~

My bestselling novel Room 15 is about to be reissued in a second edition by Blue Coast Publishing and we’ve come up with two alternative covers below.

So, this is where you come in. Which do you prefer?

Contact me by January 24th 2025 with your email address and as a thank you for your time I’ll put you in the draw for a free souvenir hardback of either of my novels.

Thank you in advance for your help.

ROOM 15 – A GRIPPING PSYCHOLOGICAL CRIME THRILLER

A murder he can’t remember.
A truth he might not survive.

On trial for murder, Detective Inspector Ross Blackleigh has only one defence: finding the truth hidden in his own mind.

Struck down with amnesia, Ross stands accused of crimes he himself was investigating. Is he guilty or has he been framed?

With both his freedom and sanity on the line, he risks all and takes the stand, determined to unlock his lost memories and save himself.

Eighteen months are missing from Ross’s life. A mystery that starts with his own footprints, wandering through dark streets in a snowstorm. Leading to the body of a nurse, savagely murdered.

A crime scene he’s sure holds the key to repairing his faulty brain. But fragmented clues blur the line between reality and nightmare.

When he’s attacked hours later by a stranger with a knife, Ross becomes convinced he’s on the trail of a dark conspiracy with links to the force he’s served loyally for years.

With the trap closing in on him, he races to uncover the truth before he himself is killed.

But what if the truth he’s desperate to uncover is even worse that he feared?

Room 15 is a compelling crime novel. If you like psychological mysteries, police under stress and the dark streets of a wintry London, then you’ll love Charles Harris’s ingenious and twisty thriller that will grip you to the last page.

Open up Room 15 to unlock the mystery today.

By the award-nominated author of The Breaking of Liam Glass

The author

A prize-wining filmmaker, Charles Harris likes to give his thriller novels a realistic edge and to go undercover to research them. To write Room 15 he spent many hours covertly researching the police, finding his way into police stations, interview rooms, training centres and even into a cell.

The result was to give him rare insights into how the police really operate – the relationships, the tensions and the internal politics. These make the novel particularly entertaining, fresh and constantly surprising.

What readers are saying:

***** “Compelling, fast-paced psychological crime thriller, that’ll keep you in suspense with every turn of the page.”
***** “An intricate web of uncertainties, confusion and trust.”
***** “A cannot-put-down page turner.”
***** “Totally absorbing, so many twists and turns… A brilliant piece of work.”

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